Wahoo Learning has announced its continuing partnership with Totara and has now signed as an Totara Alliance Partner. The partnership will enable Wahoo Learning to implement the brand-new release of Totara Learn to all its current and future customers.
Lloyd Smith, Wahoo Learning Managing Director comments: “Our partnership with Totara strengthens our portfolio and allows us to offer the very latest LMS technology to our customers. Totara Learn, combined with our COMPASS suite of advanced LMS add-ons, enables our customers to push training beyond their business and develop successful training programmes.”
Totara Learn is the transformational learning management system (LMS) trusted by millions of learners worldwide. The new release includes a brand new and modern user interface, a new mobile app, new multitenancy capabilities and dozens of upgraded features. This release of Totara Learn replaces the limitations of the traditional LMS with an extendable and cost-effective enterprise solution that adapts to the unique needs of each organisation.
“Employees are increasingly ‘always on’ and interconnected online, both in the office and when they’re working remotely,” said Richard Wyles, CEO of Totara. “Totara recognised these trends years ago when we first launched Totara Learn. This latest version reflects Totara’s commitment to continuously adapt our solutions to position organizations and employees for success, today and for the future. New features and enhancements like Totara Learn’s modern interface, advanced support for multitenancy, and our new mobile app provide organizations with the solutions they need to deliver highly effective learning and compliance training to their employees anywhere and anytime.”
To support and implement successful training programmes, Wahoo Learning offers a range of fully managed training services, including, custom eLearning production, digital conversion, training eCommerce and programme management, which aim to reduce the cost, time and capital investment needed to develop and manage effective training solutions in-house.
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